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Plankton
Humble Colossus (CD)
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Hard Rock
Humble Colossus, the highly anticipated second CD from Sweden's Plankton, features 10 brilliant tracks of outstanding, mind-blowing, classic, diverse, retro-'70s, bluesy heavy guitar compositions of epic proportions. This is timeless "pure heavy guitar beauty" of the highest order, full of depth, power, maturity and scope that knows no limits or boundaries. Plankton features two phenomenal guitarists named Christian Neppenstrom and Emil Fredholm, both unbelievably talented Stratmasters in their own right. Both guitarists display killer chops (complete with tons of soul and feel), fabulous technique, gorgeous melodies, lush tones and deep harmonic sophistication delivered through the classic Strat/Marshall line-up complete with a miriad of authentic, vintage stomp boxes used to great effect. The compositional skills of Plankton are stunning to say the least and definitely set them apart from the rest. There is a real warmth and sense of pleasure pouring out of the grooves that will fully satisfy even the most seasoned music lovers and serious heavy guitar freaks. Humble Colossus is a REAL guitar lovers dream and the album's production and mix are authentic to their style and are first class throughout. Instrumental Guitar (Electric (Heavy)/Hard Rock), total running time, 50:15 - Plankton @ iTunes!
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